Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Healthcare Gmbh

Trilux Gmbh & Co. Kg

Rosink-Werkstätten Gmbh

Marc Beckmann

Dominik Paul

Jürgen Nistler

Thorsten Speckner

Dieter Ritter

Hubertus Fischer

Ralf Kartäusch

Stephan Nufer

Cheng Ni

Uvo Hölscher

Xiao Dong Zhou

Anja Jaeger

Jens Thoene

Volker Weißenberger

Petra Bildhauer

Carsten Großhauser

Thomas Schreiber

Frank Rohrbach

Michael KRÜHSEL

A method for generating a spatially resolved magnetic resonance dataset using a coil arrangement includes providing at least one correction datum based on receiver characteristics of the coil arrangement. The method also includes providing a magnetic resonance dataset with spatially resolved signal intensity data, and correcting the at least one signal intensity datum in the magnetic resonance dataset by the correction datum before or after providing the magnetic resonance dataset.

Generating a spatially resolved magnetic resonance dataset

In a method for planning a medical imaging examination, as well as a graphical interface and a medical imaging apparatus and a storage medium for implementing the method, a planning environment for the planning of the medical imaging examination is provided on a touch display of a graphical interface, at least one imaging parameter for the medical imaging examination is specified by a manual input on the touch display, and information is provided on the touch display in response to the manual input, the information being presented haptically on the touch display.

Method, graphical interface, and medical apparatus for planning a medical imaging examination

A method for magnetic resonance imaging, in which a magnetic resonance imaging device employs a multi-echo imaging sequence, includes the steps of: applying, to one of the multiple echoes, a first number of steps of phase encoding, applying a readout gradient, and collecting the data of this echo to reconstruct an anatomical image; and applying, to another one of the multiple echoes, a second number of steps of phase encoding, applying a readout gradient, and collecting the data of this echo to construct a temperature image. The method is capable of obtaining at the same time both a temperature image with high time resolution and an anatomical image with high spatial resolution.

Method for magnetic resonance imaging

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Bubenreuth, Germany

Marc Beckmann